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Confused? Here's what's allowed to be open in San Francisco right now

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This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigateFor more coverage, visit our complete&nbsp;.Restaurants in San Francisco opened last week but only for outdoor dining, right? The answer is yes.Shops are open, but can I step inside? The answer is also yes.In recent weeks, San Francisco has made several changes to its shelter-in-place order aimed at stopping the spread of the coronavirus, and the list of business sectors permitted to open is growing and difficult to track.Below is a recap of the guidance provided on the and a rundown of what is allowed to be open right now if safety protocol and social distancing measures are followed. Remember, the city requires you to wear a face covering when you step outside your home and advises frequent hand-washing. And don't forget to keep your distance from others.– Botanical gardens– Cannabis retailers– Child care with stable group of 12 kids– Construction– Dog parks– Entertainment venues to live-stream events without an audience– Equipment rental companies for curbside pickup and drop-off, including companies renting bikes, kayaks, paddle boards, boats, horseback riding gear, fishing equipment– Essential businesses, including hospitals, grocery stores, gas stations, bicycle repair, banks&nbsp;(See )– Golf, with limits– Health care facilities and services, including elective surgeries and dental appointments– Hotels for essential reasons only (such as quarantining COVID-19 patients)– In-home services, such as housekeepers, gardeners, landscapers, chefs and others providing service inside other people's homes– Low-contact services, such as dog grooming, shoe repair, and electronics repair– Offices for employees who cannot work from home– Outdoor businesses, including outdoor plant nurseries, garden centers,– Outdoor fitness classes, specifically boot camps, solo dancing, yoga and tai chi– Outdoor historical sites– Outdoor museums– Parks, beaches and skate parks– Real estate showings by video or with an agent and only up to two other people who are members of the same household– Restaurants for takeout and outdoor sit-down meal service (here's a offering outdoor dining)– Retail storefronts for curbside pickup and indoor shopping–Short-term rentals are only permitted for essential reasons (such as housing for a health care worker)– Small outdoor gatherings– Summer camps with stable group of 12 kids– Supply-chain businesses– Tennis, singles onlyFor more details and guidelines on each of these sectors,MORE CORONAVIRUS COVERAGE:Sign up for 'The Daily' newsletter for the latest on coronavirus&nbsp;.

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigateFor more coverage, visit our complete&nbsp;.Restaurants in San Francisco opened last week but only for outdoor dining, right? The answer is yes.Shops are open, but can I step inside? The answer is also yes.In recent weeks, San Francisco has made several changes to its shelter-in-place order aimed at stopping the spread of the coronavirus, and the list of business sectors permitted to open is growing and difficult to track.Below is a recap of the guidance provided on the and a rundown of what is allowed to be open right now if...

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